Error 3052: Unitialized Variable or Undefined Function
Keywords: Error Code 3052 Syntax Error
Causes for 3052 Error
- Error 3052 often means that you have a typo or syntax error somewhere in your code. Check your spelling on the WinBatch functions you're using and make sure they're spelled correctly.
Or if you've defined variables, make sure that, when you go to use them, you spell them the same way that you have defined them.
Winbatch functions themselves are not case-sensitive. For example, Message, message, and MESSAGE will all work. (Window names, however, ARE case sensitive, but mispelling or not getting the case correct on a window title would not cause the 3052 error).
- Attempt to pass a variables to a function that is not predefined. Make sure you define all your variables before you attempt to pass them to a function.
- You can also get this error when you've asked WinBatch to execute a function it doesn't recognize.
- If you are calling any of the WIL Extender functions make sure you called AddExtender function, to load the extender, before you attempt to call any extender functions.
- This can happen when you're using a newer WinBatch function, but have compiled (or are running an uncompiled .WBT script) with an older WinBatch (or Network) DLL, that does not contain this function.
Check the dates on the WBDB???.DLL, and make sure they're the latest. If running a compiled EXE, search for all occurrences of the WBDB???.DLL, and delete the older ones, or any duplicates, and replace with the newest one.
Article ID: W12950Filename: 3052 Unitialized Variable or Undefined Function.txt